Quiz 4–6 Flashcards

(28 cards)

1
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True or False: A high truster thinks that trust must be earned

A

False

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True or False: Low trusters often have a harder time building deep relationships than high trusters

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False

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3
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True or False: A low truster believes that trust must be earned.

A

True

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4
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Which of the following would be liked by a partner with a high need for ‘Affection’?

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Giving them approval by telling them you love them and are proud of them

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5
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“I give my trust freely, but guard it carefully for if you ever lose it you may never get it back” is a quote that fits what kind of ‘truster’?

A

High truster

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6
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“If you never trust, you can never be betrayed/hurt” is a quote that represents which kind of truster?

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Low truster

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7
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True or False: Despite growth in technology, GEOGRAPHIC proximity remains a critical element to attraction.

A

False

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8
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Which of the following is true about the differences between interpersonal and physical needs? Check all that apply

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1) physical needs are very predictable, while interpersonal needs are not
2) physical needs have direct impact, while the impact of interpersonal needs is indirect

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9
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Which model of self-disclosure reveals that we learn more about ourselves by being willing to self-disclose to trusted friends?

A

JoHari Window

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10
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According to Powell’s Levels of Listening/Conversation, which of the following levels of listening provides maximum growth in a relationship (HINT: This was the deepest, and most difficult, level of conversation/listening)?

A

Feeling

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11
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Relying upon multiple kinesic indicators to interpret body language (instead of a single one in isolation) is based upon which concept of kinesics?

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Clustering

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12
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When someone is talking to you, if you are planning your responses, what barrier are you engaged in?

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Rehearsing

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13
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True or False: The concept of clustering is primary concerned with looking for change in someone’s body movements or posture.

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False

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14
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Referred to as the most superficial level of listening/conversation, which of the following provides no real growth in a relationship?

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Ritual/Niche

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15
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Which kinesic indicator was most useful to determine what interests someone?

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Eyes

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16
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Which listening barrier most contributes to psychological noise (from the Interactive Model)?

A

Processing Gap

17
Q

Which kinesic indicator is most useful in determining if someone approves or likes something he/she just learned?

18
Q

Which of the following communication skills do we engage in the most?

19
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According to Powell’s Levels of Listening/Conversation, this level merely allows a relationship to maintain (not grow or deteriorate). HINT: This was identified as not having a unique source (the same information could be gained from asking someone other than your partner)

20
Q

Which stage of relational development is characterized by friends and family beginning to ask one partner about the other partner (if Joe is at a party alone, friends might ask how his girlfriend Sarah is doing)

21
Q

Knapp: This is the relational stage whereby the two first recognize the other as an individual

22
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Which stage of relational development is characterized by the two having ‘assumed plans’ (HINT: This is the fourth stage)

23
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Knapp’s stages of coming together is typically characterized by increasing communication, while coming apart is often characterized by reducing communication.

24
Q

Which stage of relational development is characterized by one or both partners focusing on how they are not the same/similar

A

Differentiating

25
According to lecture, when one partner is in the avoiding stage of relationships, the other is often stuck in this stage
Stagnation
26
Which stage of relational development is characterized by neither growth or deteriorating and often can last for years and years (HINT: The partners in this stage are often together because it is easier to stay than to break up)
Stagnation
27
Often lasting merely seconds, this stage of Knapp's theory that lasted the least amount of time.
Initiating
28
During this stage of relational development, the two focus almost exclusively in things they have in common
Experimenting